Airlines

Major airlines lose access to Venezuelan airspace after a strict 48-hour ultimatum.

IATA’s latest chartbook highlights uneven demand across global markets in Q3.

Carriers prepare for a gradual return to normal operations as controller staffing improves and holiday travel approaches.

Temporary measures target 40 airports as part of systemwide safety initiative.

IATA and Oliver Wyman warn delays, aging fleets and parts shortages are driving up airline supply chain costs.

Complaints target Delta and United for misleading passengers.

Carrier cites weak demand, high costs and ongoing uncertainty following bankruptcy exit.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention last week issued new mask requirements that go into effect at 11:59 p.m. on Feb. 1, 2021. The order, which requires all travelers to wear face masks, is largely similar to policies set by individual airports and airlines over the last few months, but includes some additional “guidance” […]

There are lots of ways for customers to rank airlines but few are as rapid and unsparing as social media. Just ask Spirit Airlines, which was noted as having nearly 75 percent of its mentions on Twitter containing “negative” sentiment, compared to Southwest, which saw the same percentage of positive comments. These conclusions are the […]

Pilot Union Defends Ethiopian Pilots, Questions 737 MAX Cert Seriously? First, the one of the basic rules for flying an aircraft in an emergency is: Fly the Aircraft. The power remained in climb power throughout the emergency all the way until it crashed going well over VMO. The faster the aircraft flew, the more down […]